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OIL CITY Pa. Nov. 30.-National Transit GER
tifc.tes opened 741sc: highest. "a 7sc; lowest
741sc; closed 746sc; sales, 564 600 brls clearan
674 0u0 brls charters. As, $50 brls; shipments
90. 687 brls; runs, u, DOL brls.
PiTTsBURG. Pa. Nov 80 --Petroleum fairly ac-
tive and rm; National Transit certificates opened
74c closed at 745sc; highest. Toe; lowest, FAC.
NEW YORK Nov. 3o-Petroeum was steady;
opening, 74c highest. "a 7sc; Lowest 74c; closing.
IA osc; sales, 73S. 600 brs.
CLEVELAND. Nov. 3O.-Petroleum steady; stand
ard white 1I0o, 714c.
WILMINGTON. Del. Nov. so.-Turpentine firm
at 3314c.
SAVANNAH. Ga. Nov. So.-Turpent;ne quiet
at $40.
Metals.
NEW YORK Nov. 3O.-Copper firm; lake
1915 5c. Lead firm; domestic ago Tin frmer;
straits, 3lc-
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3O.-Lead strong a. 4.35c.
Dry Gooda
NEW YORK. Nov. 3o-With the demand of very
moderate proportions for cotton goods the market
was very strong In other departments the season.
allie quiet was more marked.
Wool
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3O.-Wool steady, with fair de-
mand; bright medium. l6023iae; coarse braid IS
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FALL BULBS

AIS and 80 East Market street Descriptive eata-
logue mailed free.
HUNTINGTON 81 Hoss. Seedsnsn.
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age: low sandy, 1o01sc: fine light, ID a zoe: fine
heavy, 10 q 1Sc; tub washed choice 35c; inferior,
3063;3c. sacks. 10 q Zoe.
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SUPERIOR Court.
Criminal Court.

Hon. VIM. A. irwin, Judge.
State Vs. George Williams; grand larceny.
Jury failed to agree, and discharged.
State William A Taylor: assault aud bat
terry with intent to kill On trial by jury,
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THE COURT RECORD.
Supreme Court Decisions.

Hon. Jos A. s. Mitchell. Chief-justice.
1876. Wabash, St Louis g. Pacific Railway
Company vs. Alba K Locke administrators.
Wabash @. g. Reversed. Mitchell, 1.-THE
facts, briefly, are that John Bradley was load
ing logs on appellants cars, when g train passed
under some telegraph wires that crossed the
track. and brakeman struck by wire.
The insulator pole broken. and the
wire became detached. and in some unaccount-
able manner the wire coiled around the body of
Bradley ipf1icLing injuries which resulted in his
death The heisht of telegraph wires must be
regulated primarily so AZ not to put in jeopardy
the safety OF those who have occasion to pass
under them. A telegraph wire carried from ono
pole to another is not dangerous object 1t
could only become dangerous TO persons Other
than those who came in contact with 1t by some
combination of circumstances beyond the wire
itself A railroad is only bound to anticipate
such combinations and injuries therefrom as
taking into account its own past experience and
the experience of others, together with what
was eminently probable it might reasonably ex-
pect to happen. There is no evidence showing
that the railroad could have reasonably antici-
pated this accident
1892. Bradley Bartholomew VS.. Angelina
Pierson. Hendricks c. G. Reversed. collars, j.
"A finding of facts which states that the mort
gages delivered TO the husband the check on the
bank for the consideration of the mortgage
does not Justify q conclusion of law that the
wife was surety for the husband and that tho
mortgage was void
1404o. Henry Stevens VS.. State. Wayne c.
c. Affirmed. Elliott. j 1t is not necessary
under section 200I TO show that it was the in
tention of the appellant to decoy, induce or pro-
cure this female child TO have interconrse with
a particular person. 1t is enough to show that
he deceived her to have intercourse with another
than himself
13024 Edward wisman George W. Nc
Gee ct al Upton, c. G. Affirmed Howe. D.
Affirmed, on the authority of Trimble VI. Mo-
G-e. last term.
1922 Elijah H. MONTGOMERY Elizabeth
Fryance ct al Wells G. c. Dismissed.
1906. George T. Awrick vs.. Charles A. But
ler Jennings Z. G. Rehearine denied
1853 n. Y, G. & st. l.. Railway Company Va
Phoebe Ellison. Allen q. G. Dismissed
Superior Court.
Room 1-Hon. N. B. Taylor. Judge
w II. Mott vs.. Horace Parrot on account
Finding for plaintiff for $3.50.
j. ". Dean vs. James W. Lanktree ct al. on
bond. Under advisement.
F. L. McGahan vs. A j. Poole; replevin. On
trial by
b. ". Hendricks VS.. Nellie G. Hendricks; di-
vorce-adultery. Granted.
Room 2-Hon. ID. w. Rowe JUDGE.
William A. Hunt Henry Severriu ct al;
contract On trial by jury.
NEW SUITS FILED.
Dayton Fl. Crews vs. The Lake Erie g. West
ern Railroad Company; complaint for damages.
Demand. So. 900.
New Albany National Bank vs. Samuel c.
Hanna. and the Hecla Mining Company; suit
on note. Demand, sc, 0Oo
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DRY GoodA
Wool.

ST. LOUIS Nov. 30.-Wool steady. with fair de-
mand; bright medium. l6023t2e; coarse braid, IS
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.

EW YORK, Nov. so-Bar silver, oslo.
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Sc. 5oD7.OO y brl. Lemons-Fancv, $3.50 p
box: extra choice, $500 ~ box. Malaga grapes
$3.50 y keg. $3.50 ~ Il bri. Eigs-14016c
Prunes-Turkish. old t1s 75i9:; new So 06la..
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

Standing room only ~ss the plscsri
over the boz o6ice o. Smitl's Opera House
isst evening. tbe occasion being amateur
night. and tas various features of the as
pirinz vers received with uprosrous az
planse and shrieks of laughter. Especially
so. the Cuckoo N lie Minnie Rivers a.
years old. and the Hero. David Wilder
N their society sketch. IN Which they intro
duce their lsfest operstic success. "Peek-s-
Boo. which completely psrslI2ed the audi
ence an SCI no zen can portray. Ailce
Grsscon. IA his peculiar plaster prsncing.
and Ben S.s>i hslls stump speech. wouid
havs coavliisec a cynic. Ton . hsefs ciog
dancer. Jsshr JoaaseD. SOC gstsr, Aics-t
wilson. xrotssCue dancer. iovei sd
"Rri ~ icy. contartionfsfs- Page snd south
a. plantation sketch. we're al sxceei iaziy
clever u their nasry diversions. While ne
besanfll tft.s Dcilie Wood proved - -
me meet hewiscnsrg ard enchanting af al
petite coraeeiiennes who nave ever adorned
fhe iocs| stage aud was decidedly the hit Of
ths performances
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

son t1ar fls caller nsisaE 90 Ga calling
On t1as -1r nlislc mig a - ~ fs- *
.nai-ar a.f- 81 - zs.fas iH

Ia. sa9-eI " silver spfsy.
Or words - thai elect 0nly the music Of
ths EirDes doesn't fKll Ike = saossr OF
silver spray ID TACT last nigat Il soandsd
more Ike prsntice hands gstfing IN Their
soFk a. an amateur boiler shop. OF q cfo@d
Of Eentsh fsrmers with tn pans and ain-
nsr horns making frantic sBdssY0rs 70 hive
. swarm Of bees .et Il pass along with
tAs red haired girl and white hose n2n-
sense. We are promised better masic To-
ighL fhls evening the Jolly kirmss
rights WITH al their dear delights. their
DSsifc1iBg iaces their caperDs leet, their
plcturesale costumes aud their moving
taBisaux siLh the lights and shadows siil
close. Ali that has Ia praise been said OF
Inls novel enterIsinment may DC repeatsd
now Certainly the dances are TAR beyond
snY similar exhibition that has been
seen IA this city and the community owes
much ~ the Misses Gage and Benedict Tor
introducing the novel aud characteristic
National dances which have beeo.s0 liberal
ly sppisaded. Mrs. DR.. Johnson. Mrs Peter
Pierce. Mrs Dehralt, Mrs. W. K
shelby ths Rev. Campbell Fair and, IN
deed, all Who a.ye bad the affair IN charge
are 10 be congratulated IN the tact that the
Grand Rapids kirmes. IA many respects,
particularly wirh reference 10 the unique
and novel character Of the entertain ment
given Is far ahead Of those that have been
given By New York and Chicago churches.
Our society ladies' who have entered into
the affair with a real and Jest worthy OF
those white faced and black-headed Sisters
Of the Cross, who have devoted their
lives 10 charity. should have all
the credit their splendid efforts merit.
Mrs. lie Grand Peirce Is particularly grace
ful and accurate ia the Mikado dance and
make pretty picture. Mss Nettie Cole
dances very preItlly in the unique and dl n
cult swedish dance. anu Mrs. Fred q. Ber-
ger, who with Mrs NJ. j. Smiley leads the
gypsy dance appears IN a very beautiful
costume. and with her fair complexion
makes lovely foil TO Mrs. Smiley dark
beauty and sinuous grace. Little Lulu Bail
gets q splendid round Of applause nightly
as she skips down from the great stage with
Master Martin Bradheld for the Irish dance.
Mrs. George Quimby will sing again tonight
much TO everybody's qualification, and the
Lawn Tennis dance, which was omitted last
night, will also be seen again. The Talk
ing Sphynx" got funny and punny last
night and said she knew She" more
than 5000 years ago. She said ''She"
was q very pretty girl once bat after a time
she grew very "HaSgard." The taoleau OF
the Heavenly Planets" was roundly APP
plauded last gli. It is made up OF star
eyed beauties oil the town
Tonight will be the last of the delightful
Kirmss nights and the hall will be open all
day for the sale of reserve seats. A crush
may be expected TO close the affair.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17
THAT FIGHT.

Talk with Men About Town-An Interview
with Nolan-he is still at sweets
The abrupt ending of the glove contest
yesterday morning. caused by the action of
the referee, created no little comment in
sporting circles yesterday. Opinion was
divided among those who saw the contest
as to whether a foul was really committed
or not. but every one seemed to agree that
Fell had much the best of the contest and
would surely have won the match had il
been decided on its merits.
The gate money held by the timexeeper
James Forbes was turned oyer to Fell who
was tod TO make them fight for it. II is
now understood to De in the possession of
Marsh Byers who evidently intends TO keep
it, at least until some effort is made TO have
the decision of the referee reversed Mr.
Nolan is still stopping at Sweet Hotel and
is winning many friends by his gentleman
lY words and manners. he was seen last
night and stated that he was waiting here
10 get some settlement of the gate money
That while il was advertised that the
winner was to have 20 per cent, and the
loser 30 per cent of the receipts, there vas a
private agreement that the money was to be
result, but that the hight was TO be on its
merits. Il took q hack this morning, -
said Mr.. Nolan. and drove 10 the residence
OF Mr.. Byers aud was positively refused an
audience, bis wife saying he rss sick aud
would see no one. ! have come IN here 90
a strange place, among q strange people.
and have been treated shameiuilv 70 say
the least. No sporting man would be
treated in this way IN Cincinusti. A msn
is entitled 10 portion OF the gate receipts IN
sny hight. whether be wins or loses. but it
seems that IN this case I am 10 come on here
and after Winning the fight to be robbed OF
everything. 1ney won't even give me-
enough to par ths hotel bills Of myself and
seconds"
Yes. Fell "a good msn: bat would not
back bin ior t1o cents Re is tw0 bot
hsa1eo Tor successful prize fighter, sa "a
t1e Senisi Pee On beng questioned ss 70
Fsls arlsiiiss He also iutims1sd that he
bed underfsts1 Fell sni bad cone on here
without suy traiaing said ~ hss done
70thiag % prepare fsF the 6zat e1cspt 70
stop aTnkng re sdmifsd fbst - tie
vina-gT fs Tss ths frsshsr msa q tne
t~o Hut ~ss 0i 80 opinion thst wlE1 tie
ssEss tfslni1g he c1uls I'll orst btm. it Is
ssr1lg proosaie thtf Moan Wi scesrt be
sasl.slgs 10 agat fei AGAIN s.taaseb ssst
Nua ~ the wsv 1aaF of tas sr7ri r 2
frsfs-nIg would - % So fas saats
ended. NJ Nssa vi rrooasly rstaru -
Cincinnati to8sg.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

The Chicago & Grand Trunk Railway and
Detroit. Grand Maven & Milwaukee Rail-
va have arranged to sell special holiday
excursion tickets at single fare between
stations on their lines. Tickets will be sold
on December "A, p. IS and 81. and January
1 and ?. al good to return nntil January 3
lSsS, inclusive.
AL divisions will sell rou nd trip tickets to
Canada points vest Of an inci uding Toroa-
to. Niagara Falls and Buffalo, at one fare
for the round trip. Same dates and limits
A. described above.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17
Gl66S IS GUILTY.
His Second Trial For the Seduction of
Annie Bum. Proves Him SO.

His Second Trial For the Seduction of
Annie Bum. Proves Him SO.
The arguments in the case of Calvin
Gibbs. in the Circuit Court. who was
charged with the seduction of little Annie
Bum, occupied the entire forenoon yester-
DAY. In the afternoon Judge Montgomery
delivered bis charge TO the jury which
retired for deliberation at 30. They
remained out until about 9 O'clock in the
evening. when they reported that they had
agreed upon a verdict, and that it was one
OF guilty" Gibbs, who is an old man.
was visibly affected over the result. and
was very downhearted. while being con-
veysd TO the Jail. and almost burst into
tears when locked up in cell. The SEN
tehce. which will be pronounced later, in
cases of this kind is imprisonment in the
States prison not to exceed five years. or in
the county jail not to exceed one year, or a
tine not TO exceed 81, 900.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17
To c.l.br.s. Barns Anniver,.ry.

A meeting of the Burns club was held
last evening when il was decided to cele-
brats the anniversary of the lsmented
Burns birth with . social concert and ban
quet. The COMMITTEES on arrangements
heretofore appointed were directed to ar
range for the place OF holding the enter
tzinmsnt and supper and other details. II
was decided that the concert or entertain
ment should bs thoroughly Scotch in every
respect. The committee was given full
power to take sction in the matter and re-
port at the next meeting. December 80. at
place 20 5e designated by them.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

wAs#1SsroS. Dec. l6---ls Is probsbls that
the Thoebe Carlisle case viii not be settled
IN COMMITTEES until sftsr the holidays. As
ton Of lsw involved. which can be ssftled
on its merits. and requires no testimony.
Most Of the members OF ne COMMITTEES havs
rad ne papers presented by Thos5e aud it
remains Tor them 0nlv - consult authori-
ties A. 70 the isw. lt seems Pr05ssls zov
that The Republicans vii not MAKE any
sort II psrty iEht IN The case. and that
The report % the COMMITTEES vii % znsni-
monslT lavoranle % Carlisle.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17
A New Ciub on the West Side -F

The first annual meeting of the West
Side Pastime club was held last night and
the following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Louis Werner; Vice President, Vim.
II. Mathews; Secretary, Dell Hydorn;
Treasurer, Vim. Echternech; Trustees Ed
ward Petsch, Robert Walker and KossCth
Mckenzie. After the election a social
meeting was held in which the wives and
other lady friends of the members partici-
psted. and q supper and music and ancing
were INDUCED in. The new club sta is off
with fifty-three members and 500 In the
treasury. A charter il expected from Ian
sing SOON
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17
raiform weights .r. r>-a.d.

wAsHrSsros. Dec. t6.-Representstive
Burrows. Of Michigan. will II possible pro-
vide heavy penalties for any violation OF
shs proposed lss establishing a uniform
scale Of weights and measures. The necessi-
~ for "a. lsv seems urgent. In Michigan
for instance. Mr. Burrows says, bushsl OF
onions will weigh - pounds, in Massa-
chusetts S.. ia Indiana 81 and in Illinois So.
The differences IN weight Of b1c<whest is
from a. 20 4s pounds a ID beans from IS to
% pounds, according 10 locality.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17
MICHIGAN MEMS VIEWS.
what sas Dslsg.Uss "a As~ York ss5
ADoat Presidential Candidates.

WAsaIxsF0s. Dec. i6.-Ihs Michigan
delegates 70 the Republican Club meeting
ia New York we're interviewed oy the
Phila.ielphia Press. Ex-G0VsrnOr Algsr
thinks tnal M. Blaine Is the choice Of
Michigan add prefers bisines message 70
thai 81 ths President =. :. Olds, or Lao
sing ls4ns strongly towards Mr.. Blaine
whiis Editor stone n enthusiastic for Cen
sfal sheridan. 0aE would accept Mr.. Blaine
Hithous a ~hiuapsr. 4. +. Frazisr incilnes
10 he belief tina. Michigan vii present =
dsrk horse. Hs would give 40 names.
They regard the Presidents message as q
highly satisfactory issue and says that
Michigan eau be carried nOs oa a straight
protection 0iariOrn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17
IN. fsank B.r.I.r Dead.

GALEssURs. Dec. l6.-James Lawrence
the wounded bank turgular. died OF his in
juriss about an hour before noon today. 1t
vii De remembered that in the account of
which &c pretended to give OF the gang Of
which be vas a member. be said. tina, their
neadQ gartsrs were al -Hcfiioss. on Cisrx Ct
IA Chlcsgo." message from Police In
sp~ctor smith and the Chicago chief Of po-
Ice states that there IS no such place in
Chicago and the opinion IS strengthened
that ali the so-cslled admissions male oy
Lswrencs are fAoricaIions.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17
Gallagher Doesn't Show Up.

DAYTON, o., Dec. 16.-Charles Gallaghe
of Cleveland, Ohio, who was matched to
meet Con. Riley, of Middletown, o.. in a
six-round glove fight here today, did not
show up. Mervin Thompson. of Cleveland,
was substituted for Gallagher and the men
went to work. Before the end of the first
round, after some sharp sighting, Riley got
in powerful highlander ON Thompsons
neck, knocking him over the ropes and off
The stage. The police then stopped the
battle. much to the disgust of the spects-
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

S-sASros. Pa. Dec. .iS-Mr. Povdsriy's
condition late this afternoon showed .
marked Improvement Without rs-
currsnce of hemmcrhscs Dr. Allen feels
much encouraged insists shat With proper
rsst and care. thers need noe % any sppre-
hension ss ~ hfs paleuts recovery He
sfats- that it VII ssSs some nme. even IN
der ne most favorable conditions. Be ere "a
u strong enough 20 resume he duties Of ais
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

st>.aAtte - - t-@teN~e eetA~&
WHIrEHALL. Men. Dec. i5.-An old
man by ths name Of J. c. Hazeltins was
held up by foot pads on one of the back
streets at tots place. Hazelune vas return
ing from work about 8 o'clock Thursday
s-ening. aud when be was passing . grove,
two men walked up behind him, and while
one held al old piece or carpeE over his
mouth the other went through his pockets.
Hsseitins bad STA in bis pockets which
they took cut. bat ia the scuftis they must
nave dropped 10. a. the money WAS found
on the Sidewalk where ne was neld up.
The foot pads are not arrested - the old
man could not describe them.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17
Advocating Annexation.

NEW YoRK, Dec. ia Halifax special
says: The st. John Globes open advocacy
of the immediate annexation of Canada to
the United States, as the simplest and best
way to settle ali difficulties between Great
Britain aud the Republic, has produced q
great sensation IN political circles in New
Brunswick and Nova Scotia Other papers
speak OF the Globe as advocating "A treason
able conspiracy"
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

Chester Bellows segs the Sheriff Not to
Put the Rope Around his Neck.
CHARLES CRY, Ia. Dec. 16.-Chester Bel
lows was hanged this iornoon. He had to
be supported to the gallows, and as
the rope was placed around his neck
be exclaimed three times Please don't"
As the Sheriff placed the white cap ever his
head he exclaimed again: Please don't; /
am innocent" The trap was sprung at
1046, and in eight minutes and forty-ihree
seconds his heart ceased to beat. His neck
was broken.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

LsNroS. Dec. iS.-Dr Mcksnxie hss sent
despatch from San Reno in which be
states Inst the Appearances Of the Crown
Prince thrcat - better than vben he ex-
suinef it sf - beginning Of Nsveri Ger.
"it = true - ssvs rla1 = sncsil grow \
bss Termed n'gher ~ Ic t.e throat. 1ut it
ts@ net The malignant snpea-snce that ne
forrneF bad The sraEa wlica sppezred
While he nrincs fs a. saFeEo has dinnin-
shed 'r sra. snt fhe swelling Of he glands
as n .arxasrs.4
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

Der. ls.-Whest-- Stronger and L37xe higher.
fFR1fug no ever. TerT mo8ersle vo , rel
necenl ger ~ & = &C. January, sfAsuS sc FEB
rusrv. ga. a tssl asg a3 5-i6as e
Cnrn = better. frn sn1 Quiet kxed
yet tern spof. = sssi r. e1tures siasz-.c
Porz-Steady: NsE mess tls2szi5-sl. cd
StFs8IAT5
Isni-~Eiisher s1d stronr stesn rendered
ssrser-Ffr-n on cboics grades 1sEera- Is
g.
Exzs-2sG2so
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17
MATTERS OF STATE
last TAM FEoM MINNEAPOLIS
Ia I.asra-tlsa-si srt1<s - ss csapistsd
T8a.s -Ens fire Oat a "a C.iaast
nla.-Alcht<aa Hsa's C2adid4saa
-Rsobsrs a. " aiSshaiL

sAULr sFE Akzgz, Mich Dec. IA
specixl train Of thEss coaches arrived from
Minneapolis A. 4 o'clock yesterday sfler-
aoan. returning a. Sitn a party % six
teen aboard. lael ldlns Hoo. ~ u. " ash
barn. presidents = " I ldsrs0od- general
manager. aad Cspg ~. ~. kice. chief eng
assI. EsTuiar trains siu commences run-
nins Christmas. The International bridge
~iI Be comp.rfsd lom0fros snd he dEas
Sxidgs By Chg ~ aas.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17
Natural Ca In CaIiforaia.

SANTA ANNA. Los Angeles Co.. Cal, Dec Is.
In boring an artesian well in Fsirview,
six miles from Santa Ana, yesterday. ns-
tural gas was struck. When the indications
OF gas were discovered the workmen bored
deeper. and after goins six feet struck gas
which burns strongly on emerging from the
well. Tue digging Is still in progress and
the gas pressure IL increasing.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

ANEsHrzT. Nsss. flse is.-Tbs siehtsth 3
a1nirsrzsry of he tfa Of Whtssr pss
csleorstso sJ tse pse1.s of tkis city t0asv.
1hers vss un71 rsse.5ng 81 a. ths
scsoois th zprroorlsze Hle-syy sxs-1izss
snt isii0r toTne1 1s1 - The vsne-ssls poef
tssda 4 their sa-csie1 sd senee N var
sa1s ssyA
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

IsSsrSs. Mich, Dec Is The State
Grange this morning declared in favor Of a
uniformity Of text cooks. advocating that
the state should either publish or select
books. snd that a committee Of hve promi-
nsnt educators % appointed 20 either CON-
pil. or select ths books
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

BRrsss1s Tee. iS-Iespstcaes ron
Congo Fres STATES reesived nsrs tozishg
make 10 merton of Hesry n Ssan tey. nor
10 tasy report arr news rem Sfsn.ev Fslis
Z Tnessiness = fslt that wiil sevsloc iats
ssrious snKietv IL Decrrnner shsi pss=
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

The hop given by the Maple Leaf club
lsst evening at the 5. Of V. srmory was
ing Excellent music was furnished by
Portsrs orchestrs, and delightful even
ing's entertainment vas enjoyed oy the
young people who participated In the
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

MARourrrE. Mich. Dec. t6-Lsrry Finn,
Who murdered his wife hers November IS
by pounding out hsr brains with al iron
teskettle. rsosivsd life sentence at hard
labor TODAY
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

sas tns Calumet a Hseis Msa were Cock
szf and Frfnsd for IT.

s<f and Frtnasd for IT.
CALUMxr. Mich, Dec. io.-fhe loose earth
aad snow with Which the cavity caused by
Saturday caVs-in vas nlled up. settled this
morning shortly after o'clock. but as such
al Occurrences vas Anticipated, teams have
been engaged hauling DIRT for the past few
DAYS, and ia consequence the cavity Was
again s0on dlled uD.
The fact was developed by the cavern
that the firs is Out zs but little smoke came
through the opening
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

CAMDEN. \. J., Dec. l6.-Min Annie
Court, p years of age gave birth to twins
Wednesday. Yesterday morning the in
fsnts were missing. and search resulted in
fndi8g their dead bodies in pail Of water
Miss Court Il too III 20 De removed from her
residence, bat is under sarvsiilance.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

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brisk sstsTly winds, veering to north vest
eriy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-17

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